Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds joined a letter from fellow Republican governors urging congressional leaders to pass a new farm bill rather than another one-year extension of the 2018 farm bill as a deadline looms.

Governor Kim Reynolds announced Monday she's joining 16 other Republican governors to urge Congress to reauthorize an updated Farm Bill and provide immediate fi

DES MOINES, Iowa – Governor Kim Reynolds and 16 other Republican governors are sending a letter urging Congress to pass an updated Farm Bill. Reynolds says we need to “provide our nation’s farmers immediate financial assistance so American farmers can continue to feed our nation and the world.”

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a joint letter Monday with 16 other Republican governors urging Congress to reauthorize the Farm Bill, which is the legislation that authorizes financial assistance programs for American farmers.

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Gov. Brian Kemp joins 16 other Republican governors citing high inflation, high input costs and more in asking Congress to urgently pass an updated Farm Bill

A group of GOP governors is asking Congress to pass a new version of the massive bill rather than extend the “outdated” 2018 bill another year.

The Republican Governors Association calls on congressional leaders in both the House and Senate to take up a new farm bill by the year’s end. A letter signed by 17 GOP governors addressed to House Speaker Mike Johnson,

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds, along with governors from 16 other states, signed a joint letter Monday urging Congress to reauthorize the Farm Bill and to provide “immediate financial assistance” to the agricultural sector.